AR-WEAR provides a browser-based augmented-reality experience that allows eyewear customers to try frames through their phone or computer camera—without downloading an app.

A clearer online decision
Flat product photography leaves customers guessing how a frame will look on a face. Sending them to another app adds friction at the moment they are deciding.
AR-WEAR brings a focused try-on experience into the browser and gives eyewear teams a controlled way to prepare, calibrate and publish their catalogue.
How it works
Share existing CAD or 3D files, photographs and measurements, or a physical frame sample.
Conversion, optimisation, web-ready export, scale preparation, calibration and quality review.
Review a live browser try-on and plan the right integration for your customer journey.
Product digitisation
Your team does not need Blender or specialist 3D knowledge. Start from the product assets you already have—or from the physical frame.
Planned merchant integration
The integration below is conceptual. Production merchant API keys and a public widget are not available in the MVP.
A product experience that works from a browser
No app download in the customer journey
Catalogue preparation handled with you
A future API and widget path for merchant sites
<!-- Planned merchant integration -->
<script src="https://cdn.arwear.dk/widget.js"></script>
<button data-arwear-product="merchant-product-id">
Virtual Try-On
</button>Pilot pricing
Final pricing, catalogue preparation and onboarding requirements are confirmed during pilot discussions.
The camera starts only after you choose to begin. Video is processed in your browser and is not intentionally recorded or uploaded by AR-WEAR. Face landmarks are not stored.
Read the privacy noticeNo. The live try-on is designed to process video in the browser. AR-WEAR does not intentionally record or upload camera video or store face landmarks.
No. You may provide existing CAD or 3D files, photographs and measurements, or a physical sample. AR-WEAR handles the web-ready preparation and calibration workflow.
Not yet. This MVP demonstrates the technology and supports pilot discussions. The integration example is conceptual and public API keys are not currently issued.
Virtual try-on is a visual approximation. Actual fit varies by product dimensions, camera quality and individual face shape; it is not an optical or medical measurement.
Pilot partners wanted
Tell us about your catalogue and customer journey. This is a pilot enquiry with a personal follow-up.